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To: tejek who wrote (131302)	2/25/2013 7:54:24 PM
From: mel221	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 149317

>>> just the facts. simple enough... There are a number of premium calculators that are out there. This one is from California that was made available last week. I use it for estimation purposes. coveredca.com Plug in these numbers 2, 55000, 50 and You should get numbers like this Estimated monthly premium (without subsidy) 1435 Estimated tax credit from the government 1000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Your estimated monthly premium 435 My reference to 70K is Schedule C income... from there, I subtract deductions and 401K contributions and then add income from the portfolio. So, all I have to do is keep my MAGI below 60,000 and all is very well. And Just for fun, set your income to 63000.